Are you traveling to Singapore soon? Looking to save some money while exploring the country? If yes, then you should spend more time on the free attractions in Singapore.
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➡️ Singapore Botanic Gardens
Touted at the UNESCO Heritage Site, Singapore Botanic Gardens is the country's only tropical garden where you can enter free of cost. These gardens are 150 years old and are home to a diverse range of Floral and fauna.
➡️ Free Concerts at Esplanade
During one of my solo exploration days in Singapore, I accidentally came across a free live show at Esplanade which was quite a fun way to pass the time.
➡️ Clarke Quay
In the evenings, one of the top free places to visit in Singapore is Clarke Quay. Here, you will find a lot of pubs and restaurants where you can eat and party.
➡️ Sentosa Island
Beaches are free to explore and you can visit many free attractions such as Siloso Fort and all here as well.
➡️ Fort Canning Park and Tunnel
Hike at this park in the evening and discover old tunnels, rare plants, and more. You can also take a photo at the iconic Fort Canning Tunnel but be prepared to wait in line first.
➡️ Henderson Waves Bridge
This is the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore that was introduced in 2008. The unique thing about this bridge is its undulating shape of a wave that curves and twists the entire 274-m of the bridge length.
➡️ Gardens By the Bay Gardens
Rejuvenate yourself by taking a walk through Singapore's dramatic Gardens By The Bay. The gardens open at 5 AM and close at 2 AM and entry is free for everything except the Observatory Walkway and the indoor attractions here.
➡️ Visit the Underground Malls
One of the best free places to visit in Singapore, especially during the summers, is the Underground Malls where the A.C. is cranked up.
➡️ Explore the Walking Streets of Singapore
Whether it is Bugis Shopping Street, Orchard Shopping Street, or Chinatown Street, you have something to explore at each of these walking streets in Singapore.
➡️ Spend Time on the East Coast Park
If you love beaches, then do check out the East Coast Park and Pier where you can enjoy a beautiful sunrise in the morning. Entry to this beach park is free and one can indulge in many activities here such as jogging, sand castling, picnicking, and more.
➡️ Merlion Statue
Singapore's Merlion statue which is half-lion and half-fish is the official mascot of the country. You can choose to make a game of hunting down all the 7 Merlion statues or just head to the Merlion Park opposite Marina Bay Sands.
➡️ Buddha Tooth Relic Temple
A Chinese Buddha Temple, Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Chinatown is said to house the left canine tooth of Lord Buddha.
➡️ Check Out Colorful Houses and Street Arts
One of the best things about Singapore is that you will find a lot of colorful houses and places where street art is being displayed.
So, whether you are a photographer or an Instagrammer, you can head to these free spots and make the most of them. Chinatown, Peranakan Street, Haji Lane, Arab Street, Little India, etc. are a few places that you cannot miss.
➡️ Visit Japanese Cemetery Park
Japanese Cemetery Park is the largest Japanese Cemetery in SouthEast Asia and serves as the burial ground of the Japanese residents of Singapore.
➡️ Enjoy a Free Activity with SingapoRewards
Singapore Tourism Board has recently launched the SingapoRewards program that allows short-term visitors to enjoy a free hidden-gem activity in Singapore.
➡️ Walk through the Helix Bridge
This is a pedestrian-only bridge that links Marina Centre with Marina South in the Bay area and was opened in 2010.
➡️ Catch the Free Light and Water Show at Marina Bay
Spectra is a 15-minute light and water show that takes place every night at the Event Plaza. It occurs at 8 PM and 9 PM throughout the week and at 10 PM on Fridays and Saturdays as well. You will see dancing fountain jets, advanced lasers, mist, and lava effects, and so much more.
➡️ Explore the Jewel Mall
Jewel Mall inside Changi Airport is another free attraction in Singapore that you simply cannot miss.
This five-story complex features a tiered garden, a 130-room hotel, a multi-screen IMAX theatre, over 280 retail and food outlets, and more. It is also home to the HSBC Rain Vortex which is the world's tallest indoor waterfall.
➡️ Explore Bedok Square
This is a shopping center where you can find many street shops, flea markets, and a shopping mall to explore. From snacks to accessories, you can find all kinds of things to buy here or explore around for a couple of hours.
➡️ Watch Garden Rhapsody
Did you know you can catch the Light and Sound Show at Supertree Grove every night? Yes, that's correct! And it's free of cost! The show is conducted twice in the evening: at 7.45 and 8.45 PM!
11 июн 2023
